Faversham Tinnitus Support Group

About the group

A group enabling people to meet other people with tinnitus, hear useful tips on coping strategies, find out what help is available, and hear the latest research.

Where the group meets

Brents Tavern
Upper Brents
Faversham, ME13 7DP

When the group meets

2018 Meetings

On the following Fridays, 2-4pm

13 July
19 October

How to find out more

To find out more or to let us know that you will be coming to a meeting, email [email protected], or phone 01622 691151

@hikent_deaf ‏

Additional information

Free to attend - plenty of parking

Latest

Daniel Ballinger Memorial Fund

Applications are now open for a grant from the Daniel Ballinger Memorial Fund
The 2018 Poster Winner

We're delighted to announce the winner and runners up of this year's Annual Conference Poster Competition.
Volunteers required for a tinnitus study

Sonam Rughani of the Queen Margaret University in Edinburgh is looks for volunteers for a study investigating novel treatment options in reducing the psychological symptoms of tinnitus.
Swansea Tinnitus Support Group

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